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Anonymous Tue 24 Mar 13:20:33 2020 No.11497446 View Reply Original Report

Quoted By: >>11497541 >>11497625 >>11497649

Should I really continue trying to pursue science if I'm barely passing my classes? I'm doing chemistry and almost failed simple transport phenomena this year. Is it really worth it if I'm struggling so much junior year?

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Anonymous Tue 24 Mar 2020 14:11:57 No.11497528 Report

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Pic related. Are you interested in Chem? If not why the fuck are you doing it. It won't get better. You clearly lack the motivation to give a fuck so just quit while you are ahead.

not all science is chem, but also stop smoking weed and drinking beer and spend a few hours a day studying and you might actually learn something.

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Anonymous Tue 24 Mar 2020 14:21:06 No.11497541 Report

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>>11497446
>I'm doing chemistry and almost failed simple transport phenomena this year.
that's a chemical engineering class, or maybe you live somewhere where the terminology is different.

it's ok to drop out if you don't have your shit together when you're young.
you can go back to school in a few years

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Anonymous Tue 24 Mar 2020 15:12:55 No.11497625 Report

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>>11497446
Junior year is definitely the hardest. It seperates the serious students from those who gave the college free money. If chemistry is vital to your degree (and I'm assuming it's not cause that's a freshman level class) than maybe you should reconsider. If not, than fuck it. I sucked at sociology but who gives a fuck. Not the senior engineer who hired me for sure.

Also >>11497528. Parties are fun but that's not why you're there. Get your head in the game. Suck it up junior year. Senior year is the best of bests in every way.

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Anonymous Tue 24 Mar 2020 15:27:21 No.11497649 Report

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>>11497446
Explain your study habits (and be real with us, don't lie saying you actually know your shit when you clearly don't) and how you approach learning subjects you're not familiar with.

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